Although they seem to be on the opposite side of the political spectrum, and would then seem highly unlikely to agree on anything politically, Mao Zedong and Lenin do share a common enemy in Parliamentary Democracy. They both criticize that form of government for its inefficiency and impracticality. For instance Mao believes that the ideal form of government is a reformed type of Soviet communism, Maoism. Lenin, on the other hand, does not feel like Soviet Communism, Leninism, should be reformed. Both Lenin and Mao, believe that, through a Communist Revolution, and the complete overthrow of Capitalism, Russia/China, and subsequently the world, can eventually achieve what they considers to be “true democracy.”

Mao claims that in parliamentary regimes, the continuous changes in majorities cause neglect

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